7117.90.60.00 - Toy jewelry (except parts) valued not over 8 cents per piece

This HTS classification, 7117.90.60.00, specifically addresses toy jewelry, excluding any individual components or parts thereof. The defining characteristic of this category is its valuation: individual pieces must not exceed 8 cents in value. These items are intended for play and mimic the appearance of real jewelry but are typically made from less expensive materials and are designed for children's use.

Distinguishing this category from its sibling requires careful attention to valuation. While both fall under the broader "Other" imitation jewelry, the primary differentiating factor is the per-piece or per-dozen valuation. This specific subcategory is for toy jewelry where the individual cost is very low.

As a leaf node within the HTS, this category does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within 7117.90.60.00 hinges entirely on identifying the item as toy jewelry and verifying that its unit value does not exceed the specified 8 cents per piece. Examples would include inexpensive plastic rings, bracelets, or necklaces designed as toys, where the cost of production for each individual item is significantly below this threshold.